Tom Place

For under $40,000 driveaway, buyers can score a fully-loaded H6 midsize SUV with everything from AWD to a panoramic sunroof thrown in.

Haval has launched the Jolion small SUV that takes the fight to its rivals with a large standard safety suite and well-equipped interior.

Jolt is using billboard advertising to fund a network of chargers in Australia that will enable EV owners to recharge 45km of range for free.

Performance brand Cupra has shown off the rear-driven dynamics of its punchy Born hatchback that shares a platform with the Volkswagen ID.3.

Welcome back to your weekly wrap up of car news where we talk Toyota's absurd week of success and the explosion of car sales in Australia

Peugeot is seriously considering introducing the 208 back into Australia with a Mini-beating EV version also on the cards.

Polestar’s CEO said instead of measures such as planting trees to offset emissions companies should not produce them in the first place.

Volkswagen will soon welcome the fifth generation of its popular Caddy range that packs a slew of safety and tech upgrades.

Volkswagen's junior campervan offers a cheaper alternative to the T6.1 California Beach with a fold-out bed and a slew small but smart touches

Hyundai has bumped by the price of entry to $62,000 (before on-roads) with increased range and 100kW DC charging speeds.

Isuzu has pumped up the price of its D-Max range by $1,000 but retained the driveaway pricing of its cheapest and most expensive variants.

Nissan has added a new luxury grade to the Juke's lineup along with a new – and very eccentric – interior styling pack

Peugeot will launch a range of EV models in Australia in 2022 and while the 2008 is not confirmed it is well under consideration.

Toyota has unveiled the 2021 GR 86 that features a more powerful engine with a suite of chassis tweaks to modernise the track day hero.

Porsche has partnered in a project to develop eFuel that uses carbon captured from the atmosphere for its racing and road cars.

Suzuki had announced just 100 units of the special edition Swift which adds styling touches and a standard automatic for $24,990 driveaway.

Welcome back to the weekly wrap up. Performance cars got a big mentioned this week and Australia hit a huge automotive milestone.

Genesis has created an all-electric GT coupe concept that showcases what a serious performance car from the brand could look like.

Lexus has showcased the LF-Z Electrified which is a seriously rapid beast capable of 0-100km/h in three seconds and 600km of range.

The Mazda MX-30 will soon hit showrooms in mild-hybrid form with a fully-electric version to follow later this year.

The Renault Captur small SUV has gone on sale in Australia featuring some clever packaging and unique interior styling cues.

The Corvette is coming to Australia this year with the Performance Pack fitted as standard and a top-spec 'Carbon Edition' offered at launch.

Chevrolet has added a new grade to the Silverado lineup which is both more capable off road and marginally cheaper.

Haval's all-new H6 midsize SUV will go on sale in Australia in early April with a package it hopes will lure value-focused buyers.